Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa, Cape Town in South Africa
RENOVATIONS at the Twelve Apostles Hotel in Cape Town, South Africa
The Leopard Lounge refurbishment at the Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa in Cape Town ( South Africa) , which will start in July 2007, will include a newly appointed wood-paneled bar, soft furnishings, fabrics and wallpaper, with a stunning effect of chic and stylish contemporary design and décor.
The adjacent Cloakrooms will also be upgraded and renovated . During the closure, a temporary Bar will be set up in The Café and The Leopard Room Bar and Lounge will reopen on 31 July 2007.
Azure Restaurant will also undergo a soft refurbishment in August 2007, enhancing the stylish and comfortable interior while capitalizing on the views of the shimmering seas and stunning sunsets. During the refurbishment, Azure Restaurant will be closed for breakfast and lunch for 10 days. The dates will be confirmed shortly and communicated to you accordingly.
The hotel has also identified rooms that will undergo a soft refurbishment in September. They will also be increasing the number of interleading rooms available to accommodate families over the next few months.
While it is anticipated that there will be occasional and isolated noise, the staff at the Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa will be on-hand to manage and ensure that there is very little inconvenience to guests or patrons of the Hotel.
Guests will also be accommodated in rooms well away from any planned renovations. The working hours will be between 0900 and 1600.
The award-winning Sanctuary Spa will be closed for a week, from 16 – 22 July 2007 inclusive for a soft refurbishment. The hotel apologises for the inconvenience however the closure is required to maintain the pristine conditions and service standards that come with being one of only two Leading Spas in South Africa. Hotel guests can still have certain treatments in their rooms during the scheduled closure. A list of treatments is available on request.
Please note that the Sanctuary Spa will be closed for annual maintenance from 16-22 July 2007 inclusive.
The Leopard Lounge refurbishment at the Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa in Cape Town ( South Africa) , which will start in July 2007, will include a newly appointed wood-paneled bar, soft furnishings, fabrics and wallpaper, with a stunning effect of chic and stylish contemporary design and décor.
The adjacent Cloakrooms will also be upgraded and renovated . During the closure, a temporary Bar will be set up in The Café and The Leopard Room Bar and Lounge will reopen on 31 July 2007.
Azure Restaurant will also undergo a soft refurbishment in August 2007, enhancing the stylish and comfortable interior while capitalizing on the views of the shimmering seas and stunning sunsets. During the refurbishment, Azure Restaurant will be closed for breakfast and lunch for 10 days. The dates will be confirmed shortly and communicated to you accordingly.
The hotel has also identified rooms that will undergo a soft refurbishment in September. They will also be increasing the number of interleading rooms available to accommodate families over the next few months.
While it is anticipated that there will be occasional and isolated noise, the staff at the Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa will be on-hand to manage and ensure that there is very little inconvenience to guests or patrons of the Hotel.
Guests will also be accommodated in rooms well away from any planned renovations. The working hours will be between 0900 and 1600.
The award-winning Sanctuary Spa will be closed for a week, from 16 – 22 July 2007 inclusive for a soft refurbishment. The hotel apologises for the inconvenience however the closure is required to maintain the pristine conditions and service standards that come with being one of only two Leading Spas in South Africa. Hotel guests can still have certain treatments in their rooms during the scheduled closure. A list of treatments is available on request.
Please note that the Sanctuary Spa will be closed for annual maintenance from 16-22 July 2007 inclusive.
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